Hawaii's Kennedy Tulimasealii attempts to chase down Fresno State's Marteze Waller in the open field. Waller had 37 yards receiving and a score and added 27 yards rushing in the win. Jim Lebeau | Special to SL

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Hawaii's Kennedy Tulimasealii attempts to chase down Fresno State's Marteze Waller in the open field. Waller had 37 yards receiving and a score and added 27 yards rushing in the win. Jim Lebeau | Special to SL

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Zack Greenlee threw for 285 yards and a season-high six touchdowns to lead Fresno State to a 42-14 win over Hawaii in a Mountain West Conference game before 16,131 fans at Hawaiian Airlines Field at Aloha Stadium Saturday night.

The Bulldogs, who had lost seven of their previous eight games, snapped a two-game losing streak to improve to 3-7 overall and 2-5 in conference play.

Greenlee completed passes to eight different pass catchers and finished 20-of-35 passing without an interception. Da'Mari Scott hauled in touchdown passes of 28 and 25 yards in the second quarter. Josiah Blandin, Marteze Waller, Chad Olsen and Jamire Jordan each caught a scoring pass.

Fresno State's 455 yards of total offense and 42 points scored were season-high marks.

Hawaii's scores came on a 14-yard pass from Ikaika Woolsey to Makoa Camanse-Stevens, a Kamehameha alumnus, early in the second quarter and a 1-yard Melvin Davis run late in the third.

Woolsey started at quarterback for the Rainbow Warriors and completed just eight of his 20 pass attempts for 92 yards and was intercepted once before giving way to Max Wittek after halftime. Wittek threw for 153 yards on 12-of-29 passing and threw two picks.

Paul Harris carried 26 times for 126 yards to finish as the game's leading rusher and Marcus Kemp caught five passes for 105 yards.

Fresno State held a 28-7 lead at halftime.

Hawaii finished with 437 yards of total offense but had four turnovers and committed 11 penalties for 132 yards. 

It was the Rainbow Warriors' eighth consecutive loss and dropped them to 2-9 overall and 0-7 in the Mountain West this year.